Property Ownership
An oil and gas royalty interest in Oklahoma entitles the interest holder to:
AThe right to drill wells on the property
BA fraction of the gross production revenue without bearing drilling or production costs✓ Correct
COwnership of the surface estate
DThe right to sell the mineral lease
Explanation
A royalty interest entitles the holder to receive a fraction (commonly 1/8 or 12.5%) of the gross production from oil and gas wells without bearing any of the drilling, operating, or production costs.
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